The Catalogue of Mobility Best Practices in Universities of U-MOB has been already published
U-MOB PROJECT
06/07/2018
The Catalogue of Mobility Best Practices in Universities of U-MOB has been already published
This guide lists a series of good practices of sustainable mobility in European universities that have been compiled within the European project U-MOB LIFE or 'European Network for Sustainable Mobility at University'
Many European universities have implemented different types of action in the field of sustainable mobility in recent years related to different lines of action such as internal mobility management, coordination with external actors (local authorities and transport companies), promotion of the use of the bicycle, public transport and walking, limitation of car use, increase awareness campaigns and participation of the university community, etc.
All these actions have been given good results and from their study and analysis of the indicators associated to these actions, we can draw valuable conclusions. For all this, the European project U-MOB LIFE has decided to collect and disseminate the best mobility practices that many universities are already applying and that constitute an essential step for the promotion of the application of good practices in other campuses.
The mobility best practices catalogue
The aim of this Catalogue is to present examples of mobility best practices through the use of real-life university case studies from around Europe and even some from the USA. The project has had a wide reach. A large number of universities were contacted and invited to participate in order to identify mobility best practices that could be applied in campuses around the world.
In order to select the fifty examples of best practices that were to appear in this Catalogue, partners took into account considerations such as the extent of the information provided on the best practices, the representation of all strategic lines, the representation of different universities from different countries, and the application of the following criteria: environmental impact, social impact, synergy with other best practice policies, innovation and feasibility in terms of investment and stakeholders involved.
These best practices can be utilised in other universities, either as given in this Catalogue or through their customisation to suit the particular needs of each campus.
At this moment, you can find the Best Practices in English and Spanish in the U-MOB website:
http://u-mob.eu/best-practices/
http://u-mob.eu/es/buenas-practicas/
And you will be able to find the Polish and the Italian version of the catalogue along the next weeks.
The U-MOB LIFE European project
This conference is part of the European project U-MOB LIFE, which began in 2016 and will last for five years – until June 2021. It belongs to the LIFE Programme, the European Union's financial instrument of support for nature and climate preservation and environmental action projects throughout the EU.
The consortium is formed by: NOVOTEC Consultores, consultancy specialized in sustainable mobility and project leader; Fundación Equipo Humano, specialized in training and communication; and the following universities: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam (EUR), Politechnika Krakowska (PK) and Università degli Studi di Bergamo (UNIBG).
This guide lists a series of good practices of sustainable mobility in European universities that have been compiled within the European project U-MOB LIFE or 'European Network for Sustainable Mobility at University'
Many European universities have implemented different types of action in the field of sustainable mobility in recent years related to different lines of action such as internal mobility management, coordination with external actors (local authorities and transport companies), promotion of the use of the bicycle, public transport and walking, limitation of car use, increase awareness campaigns and participation of the university community, etc.
All these actions have been given good results and from their study and analysis of the indicators associated to these actions, we can draw valuable conclusions. For all this, the European project U-MOB LIFE has decided to collect and disseminate the best mobility practices that many universities are already applying and that constitute an essential step for the promotion of the application of good practices in other campuses.
The mobility best practices catalogue
The aim of this Catalogue is to present examples of mobility best practices through the use of real-life university case studies from around Europe and even some from the USA. The project has had a wide reach. A large number of universities were contacted and invited to participate in order to identify mobility best practices that could be applied in campuses around the world.
In order to select the fifty examples of best practices that were to appear in this Catalogue, partners took into account considerations such as the extent of the information provided on the best practices, the representation of all strategic lines, the representation of different universities from different countries, and the application of the following criteria: environmental impact, social impact, synergy with other best practice policies, innovation and feasibility in terms of investment and stakeholders involved.
These best practices can be utilised in other universities, either as given in this Catalogue or through their customisation to suit the particular needs of each campus.
At this moment, you can find the Best Practices in English and Spanish in the U-MOB website:
http://u-mob.eu/best-practices/
http://u-mob.eu/es/buenas-practicas/
And you will be able to find the Polish and the Italian version of the catalogue along the next weeks.
The U-MOB LIFE European project
This conference is part of the European project U-MOB LIFE, which began in 2016 and will last for five years – until June 2021. It belongs to the LIFE Programme, the European Union's financial instrument of support for nature and climate preservation and environmental action projects throughout the EU.
The consortium is formed by: NOVOTEC Consultores, consultancy specialized in sustainable mobility and project leader; Fundación Equipo Humano, specialized in training and communication; and the following universities: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam (EUR), Politechnika Krakowska (PK) and Università degli Studi di Bergamo (UNIBG).